Transition to Studying in the UK

Entry requirements

Applicants should be at least B1 (IELTS 5.5) in order to benefit from the programme. They do not need to hold an offer for entry into a degree programme in the UK, but they should at least intend to study in the UK in the near future.

Months of entry

June

Course content

This course will introduce you to some of the language skills, cultural and practical aspects of life and study in the UK.

Course details

You will study how English is used in a university context in this course. It familiarises students with the language used in formal academic settings like lectures and seminars, as well as in less structured social scenarios. As participants progress through the curriculum, they gain confidence in interacting with teachers, fellow students, and the local community. Moreover, they develop a nuanced understanding of the language expectations and situations they may encounter during their university studies in the UK.

Who is this course for?

This course is primarily designed for international students intending to pursue education in the UK, whether through a pre-sessional program or direct entry into a degree programme, this course is beneficial for those seeking English language proficiency and cultural acclimatization. This course is aimed both at students who would benefit from English language practice as well as those who would like to learn more about daily life in universities in the UK.

Teaching format

This course adopts an asynchronous online learning format, comprising lecture content, interactive components, and weekly synchronous conversation cafes facilitated by English language teachers based in the United Kingdom.

Fees and funding